
Q4_M5: Kinds of Journalistic Writing
Quiz by Evelyn Dela Cruz
Grade 4
English
Philippines Curriculum: Grades K-10 (MELC)
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- Q1This journalistic writing presents recent events of general interest. It is composed of facts and its purpose is to inform. The first paragraph called the lead.opinion articlefeature articlenews articlesports article30s
- Q2It presents drama and excitement about games and competitions whether individual or team events. It is written like a news article where the lead paragraph contains the most important information. However, it uses words appropriate for a particular type of sports.news articlesports articleopinion articlefeature article30s
- Q3It tells a story of human interest through detailed description. The story must be real and not a mere product of one’s imagination. Its purpose is to entertain more than inform. Its lead paragraph (introduction) must be able to grab and hold the attention of the readers.news articleopinion articlesports articlefeature article30s
- Q4It expresses views of the writer (for columns), or staff and publisher of the newspaper (for editorial). Its first paragraph presents an important topic or issue based from the news. In some cases, it also contains the stand or position of the writer or staff on the issue taken up.feature articleopinion articlenews articlesports article30s
- Q5This form of writing is different from stories that we used to read. It is used when writing for magazines, newspapers, television, radio, and online platform.fableJournalistic writinglegendfiction30s